Indiana Center for Prevention of Youth Abuse and Suicide

The Indiana Center for Prevention was founded in 2001 as Chaucie's Place Child Advocacy Center. Named to honor Chaucie Quillen, a Carmel teen who was sexually abused and later died from suicide, the Indiana Center for Prevention works to educate and empower youth and adults to prevent youth sexual abuse, suicide, and digital victimization.

The Indiana Center for Prevention provides educational programs for youth and adults to prevent child sexual abuse, youth suicide, and digital victimization of youth.